It doesn't _have_ to be mpeg2 (it can always be converted from AVI or
something before the DVD project is created), but dammit I want a way to
save replays, WITH SOUND, in their entirety.
I know there is a utility out there but it's too limited in what it can do.
I want to save full races, of any length, from start to finish with both
video and sound.
It astonishes me that Papy has not done this yet. I cannot possibly thin of
a better source of advertising than seeing AVI's of good races floating
around on the internet.
-Larry
Norm
> It doesn't _have_ to be mpeg2 (it can always be converted from AVI or
> something before the DVD project is created), but dammit I want a way to
> save replays, WITH SOUND, in their entirety.
> I know there is a utility out there but it's too limited in what it can
do.
> I want to save full races, of any length, from start to finish with both
> video and sound.
> It astonishes me that Papy has not done this yet. I cannot possibly thin
of
> a better source of advertising than seeing AVI's of good races floating
> around on the internet.
> -Larry
> > Please make the replays in mpeg2 format so I can turn them into DVD's.
It does not capture sound, and it is limited in how long of a capture it
will perform.
It really doesn't do what I want. It's ok for _short_ clips for the web,
but not for full race captures.
-Larry
> Norm
> > I absolutely, totally agree 100%.
> > It doesn't _have_ to be mpeg2 (it can always be converted from AVI or
> > something before the DVD project is created), but dammit I want a way to
> > save replays, WITH SOUND, in their entirety.
> > I know there is a utility out there but it's too limited in what it can
> do.
> > I want to save full races, of any length, from start to finish with both
> > video and sound.
> > It astonishes me that Papy has not done this yet. I cannot possibly
thin
> of
> > a better source of advertising than seeing AVI's of good races floating
> > around on the internet.
> > -Larry
> > > Please make the replays in mpeg2 format so I can turn them into DVD's.